Well, it's like taking the costumes and hairstyles of "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls" and saying, "Yes, that's what America was wearing in 1969." Or thinking the costumes and colors of "Laugh-In" were a genuine reflection of what the Beautiful People wore to parties.

But, just as most hair-dos have a shelf life of two years (after that, it turns into a cliché seen on TV sitcoms and wrestling matches), and rock stars rarely change the hair style and clothing they wore when they first became famous, so much of it is outdated as soon as it hits the streets.

Personally I would ban (or burn) all of Lady Gaga's outfits, since they served no purpose other than to outrage and be photographed; and...Anything Madonna has worn since turning 50. You're grandmother age, dear; it's time to start dressing Age Appropriate. Even your daughter cringes at what you wear these days.

Love it! Oh, oh, what about an exhibit just featuring pants/sweats with words across your ass (cause people don't always know to look real hard there). And Dior has a bag that will fit great into your first show: a plastic neon pink and orange hobo bag w/a blinding tribal pattern costing over $6,000. Confused that plastic could cost so much? It's not plastic it's rubberized python skin. (what will make you barf first: the hideous design or the rampant glamorized greedy cruelty?)